I need to show a group of a dozen or so movie posters in an interesting way in one graphic using Photoshop CS5. I've rotated them and added drop shadows/borders to all. How do I add a cloud background? These are high-res images and the canvas is about 6000 px wide, so a raster image probably won't work.

Also, can you give a "3D" effect to the images so they have perspective? Thanks.

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Sorry, this is a brainstorming question. I think if you post what you have and ask "How can I improve X feature of this?" (how can I make it more edgy, more like Mad Men, more like a horror film) it can be answered, but not as written.
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Lauren IpsumDec 27 '11 at 11:12

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You can achieve a 3D-like effect on an individual poster by skewing it - hold Ctrl and drag one of the corners. I don't know of a way to apply the same perspective to all posters, but perhaps you could do it manually by creating perspective lines yourself and skewing each poster to match them.